Other countries won't be able to running affordable public transport like China, cuz their transport is running by private company, profit always their first priority.
@@topsuperseven7910LMAO "They don't want to level down"??? You must be kidding me. Or maybe you just not realise how good the chinese public transport is.
Yes I agree with you the world should copy not steal the good things China does in their homeland. China would be glad to help other countries to improve their nation's living standards. All they need to do is join BRI to begin the journey of a brighter future for your country.
The title is catchy. But it’s definitely not “steal” when the ideas are in broad daylight for you to see. You can “get inspired” by these and create your own.
One of the reason why China has fewer percentage of passport holders is that China is a continent like country that has got all sorts of climates and there are countless tourist attractions that people can enjoy traveling within the country instead of having to go abroad to find attractions.
oh come on! I love it that Lizzy is enjoying her life in China and talking good things about it, but the single biggest reason for only 15 percent of people have visa, is that China still have a large population that can't afford traveling abroad!
Hello Lizzy! I really enjoy your channel and how you provide a fair assessment of China. However, I feel like you missed one point: the social environment in China that makes women feel safe. Ensuring women's safety not only demonstrates respect for them, but also reflects a higher level of societal civilization. It's just that people from Western civilizations are not accustomed to acknowledging this fact.
The convenience in China is out of this world! Also the respect that people have for public property, teachers, civil servants, etc is something else that I would love to see in Australia
Many things already stolen from China. Yes this include sushi and tea. "Japan has long had the custom of eating fish raw, the idea of serving it as a beautifully arranged dish is thought to have come from China, probably around the Kamakura period (1185-1333). In the mid-1800s, the British stole Camellia sinensis saplings from China and brought them to India, planting the saplings first in the northern Indian town of Saharanpur, near Kumaon (where much of our single-origin tea flourishes)." China actually was quite advance in many science and things for thousand of years. Just because it has a bad century under the western colonialism, that doesn't mean they are not capable of inventions. At least China never used invading other countries as part of its economic development plan.
@harimakenji7608 , Tibet was under the rule of China in the Ching Dynasty. It is not a clear black and white answer. The same cannot be said of Europeans.
Ramen in Japan has its origins in China. It was the Instant Ramen that was invented by Japan. In China, it is known as La Mian (translated to Pulled Noodles)
Fun fact: Ramen is also Chinese, but to them, the name Ramen is technically a method of making wheat noodles, rather than the name of the dish; though they also served the noodles with broth and other condiments with ramen, they don't call it ramen, they either call it soup or noodle soup(depends on where it originated). Japan likely adopted/discovered the noodle making method and used the name Ramen to signify the dish cause they did it differently.
"Ramen" is the name of a Japanese company. It's a 'Brand Name' and the reason why dried noodles are dubbed 'Ramen' is because Ramen is who invented this kind of dried-noodle that can be instantly rehydrated. Chinese did not. Chinese did not teach the Japanese how to make food nor were Chinese some benevolent 'god beings' who adopted the little orphaned dogs in Japan and teach them how to become people. Anyway, in 1971, when Chinese were dying from starvation and malnutrition, Japan's Ramen (a brand name) invented this kind of noodle and 1000 other things the Chinese didn't invent or innovate but have today.
About a hundred years ago pre ww2. japanese visited China. Like lamien (ramen) very much. There a chef that understudied lanien making & brought it back to Japan. It was a hit..over the years, japanese localised it to various styles. @@topsuperseven7910 So, lamien(Ramen) was already stolen by japan. even lizzy thought ramen is from Japan.
@@topsuperseven7910 Japanese Brand????? Fast noodles was invented by an Taiwanese called Momofuku Ando, his company is called Nissin, what are you saying with so many nonesense word????
As a Chinese, let me tell you the real truth. The key to everything is political system; it's socialist system. All the good things that you like about China are built for poor people, for example, the cheap public transport, and regardless of income high speed train to the remote areas. These things need to be led by the government, rather than profit-minded company. It's socialist system.
all is political system? ridiculous. I am Chinese, too. I dont agree with you. a lot of things have nothing connection with political system. last century, these things were all in western countries. it is things change as time goes. Last century China dont like it is now. The truth is that China wont be like it is now in the future.
China’s affordable and efficient public transport is definitely the envy of the world. The cleanliness in China is down to its civic education in schools. Pupils are taught that to enjoy civil rights AND bear civil responsibilities such as respecting public properties and the laws etc
No it’s not it’s more if the same bull crap of the be like us because it worked for us so it will work for u too every country just about have different climates and are located in different regions and areas on this earth no country cannot fully do what another country does and be as successful or more at it than them 🤔🤣that’s dumb and in 2024 u need to wake your ass up in this.
You must be some dum down South Asian or SE Asian these days Too much time in the hot sun doing manual labor Here is some copy and paste for you 👇 Wake-Up Call': China Leads in 37 Out of 44 Critical Technology Sectors, Says Report The Australian Strategic Policy Institute has pointed out that only seven of the 44 technologies analysed by its report are currently led by a democratic country, 'and that country in all instances is the US.' TheWire
China exchanged ideas with USA, and then USA continues to approach China's border with fighters, sell weapons to Taiwan, throttle China's development in hi-tech. What's the good?
I agree with Lizzy about vegie in the video. The Chinese food people eat at home usually have more vegie than meat. For example, a stir fry has perhaps 75% vegie and 25% meat (sliced into small pieces) so it is healthy. A big piece of steak with a bit of vegie on the side togerther with potato (mashed or chips) is too much for most Chinese.
No.11 China has a vast of territory and abundant natural resources! It has everything like beautiful rivers and mountains! The Chinese people can just enjoy the most beautiful and best scenery in the world without being abroad…they're just simply happy and lucky!!! ❤❤❤️👍👍👍
Great video Lizzy. Raman is Chinese Lamian that Japanese adopt last century. Thats why, in Japan alot of raman shops are called China/Chinese raman noodle shop.
I love your 3rd item - hot pot. My wife loves it too especially when we have guests. The reason is everyone shares the cooking instead of she doing it all by herself (hehe). I would further enhance this feature - the guests will wash their own vegies as well (hehe). Having said that I do agree hot pot has the advantage of everyone cooking the food to their liking, well done, medium rare ...
The last thing is cumin seeds, a kind of spice used for barbecue in China. It was originally used on lamb kebabs in Xinjiang, and become popular all over China.
Everything is available in China, so people in China need not travel overseas. Just like what tou said, students who want to extend their knowledge get passport to go oversea as the other countries require their passports.
When it comes to stealing from China, nothing comes close to what the past queen of England said about silk worm farming and tea tree planting. That they were “shared” over.
The main reason why Chinese people think hot water is good for you is because they think it helps you regulate your body's temperature. When people are sick, their bodies need to produce more heat to fight off diseases and viruses. Traditional belief is that when people are sick, their bodies become cold due to a lack of heat. When your body needs more energy to produce heat, hot water helps the body by reducing the body's load to create energy. The idea is no different than having chicken soup when you have a cold. As for long-term health benefits, the best way to illustrate it is to think of a person's body as a car engine. By reducing engine usage, its helps the engine last much longer than an engine being abused. Chinese medicine is about maintenance rather than relieving. They focus on long-term benefits and rarely short-term relief.
Ramen is a transliteration of Japanese Kanji 拉面, La mian is the Chinese pronounciation of 拉面, they use the same characters. You know kanji borrows tons of Chinese characters, as well as the meanings. They are literally the same thing, pulled noodles. But to differ the Japanese one from the Chinese one, you guys use Ramen a lot, but Chinese one you just call it Chinese noodles. We Chinese don't blame that, cause we involve into the western system late and also we have various noodle types, so La mian only cannot represent our noodle family. Peace.
Perhaps the BBQ spice you mentioned is Cumin. In Xinjiang, cumin and salt is sprinkled onto the meat, typically mutton when roasting since they don't season their meat. They tenderise the meat with crushed onions and an egg.
Japanese n Korean,really *STEAL* lots of things and ideas from China, since ancient times till NOW, in many field, like cal true,food, words, medication, costume dress, music instrument, festivals, ...etc. 😊
Some countries just isn’t capable due to infrastructure, culture and money. The attitude of some westerners just wouldn’t want to believe the standards of living may be better than their own country.
@@OhFookinELL No, by far most things in Mainland China are a lower quality, lower standard. The US and UK are entire levels above. as already noted, you can find a showcase area in 1st tier Chinese cities (somewhere in Shanghai or a new place in Shenzhen) yes it seems great but the overall is far lower than the UK or US
@@topsuperseven7910 Im not even comparing Chinas top tier cities. Even those are better standards than say, London, Manchester, LA, New York. If you’re comparing rural areas, the standard of living is still better due to lower inflation and costs of living compared to the west. It’s not all perfect I agree. No country is perfect but some westerners really need to set foot in China and see for themselves, and I’ve seen both sides.
@@OhFookinELL Nope, to put it this way, per person Chinese have just 1/6th the wealth to live on. Every standard is lower in China from the crappy infrastructure, lower quality products, the much much lower quality of medical care, the lower quality of food safety (China barely even has such a thing) the hygiene, the pollution, there is barely a thing that isn't a significantly lower quality of living in PRC China relative to the USA and UK. You haven't been to those countries or you're a liar, its that simple.
Yup, I live in Tokyo and the bullet train price is ridiculous. It's cheaper to fly to Osaka from Tokyo by LCC. China's public transportation is 10 times better than Japan.
Thank you so Litzy to help to introduce China to the world. A lot people think China doesn’t have democracy. I actually think we enjoy our freedom in China. Meanwhile, we are so secure living in China. No matter which city which area no matter how late , you don’t need to worry about your security.
True, main difference is that China made sure utilities are affordable to the wage earners. A wage that will be able to afford you a dwelling, food, utilities, and health service. And hard on drugs is making everyone sane.
Vegetables in China and most parts of Asia are grown with low nitrate content, hence, much less bitterish then the veges you find in the West. I can actually buy Bok Choy at Aldi in Ireland, and I just throw them out after one bite.
Try stir-frying Bok Choy with tofu (bean curd).. . adding a half spoon of sugar.. . and you will love it. In fact, tofu goes well, when stir-frying, with most Chinese vegetables.
Miss Lizzy, eating more vegetables is good for your skin, glad that you love it. You'll notice the difference as compared to when you seldom eat vegetables in South Africa.
Yup, it did not surprise me that only 15% of Chinese had passports. 15% of 1.4 billion people is 210 million, and that's more than 3 times the total population of South Africa. A lot of Chinese just emerged from abject poverty and they cannot afford to travel abroad to take a look-around. When the Chinese middle class grows bigger, many more Chinese will travel outside of China to take a look-see. That time will come, in the not too distant future.
LOL, chinese food No. 1. BTW, in relation to the secret ingredients, as you mentioned, they may be discovered through Chinese social media apps, such as Xiao Hong Shu (小红书), Bilibili (哔哩哔哩), and Douyin (抖音) etc. A great number of cooks have shared their own secret ingredients for making delicious food!
The most worthy habit stolen from China is to record history faithfully, sum up the lessons of history, and to judge the good and bad of history without error. Instead of using prejudices and lies to develop theology and religion
What you missed or didn't know yet is many chinese government officials are trained in Singapore , that is why whatever you find in China , they are already here in Singapore , by the way , three quarter of Singaporeans are Chinese
@@f2u2DeakWatt Singapore has signed too many free trade agreements with India (eg CECA). Recently, a week ago, there was another free trade agreements signed with India to allow more trade and free movements between Tamil and Singapore. Singapore will soon be displaced demographically, socially and culturally by Indians. Help us!! Save the Singaporeans!
Actually China's public transportation systems ( or by and large the grand public infrastructures) can not be replicated in the rest of world. Firstly it's because to achieve that, you need a large amount of money which few has. Secondly, China is a de facto Socialist country, hence its public transportation systems do not have to make a profit to start with. The money to build them come from Chinese people and their main goal is to serve Chinese people, even at "loss" . It is not cheap actually, but is subsidised by the government., which make it appear "cheap" . Just consider it as a kind of social welfare to the citizens. In comparison, Europe by and large and Japan can not do it, not in such a grand scale, let alone others.
Japan's Lamian Noodles, sushi, sashimi and other foods all come from China. The current or former names of these foods in Japan are the same as those in China. These foods have been recorded in Chinese historical data long ago.
Actually, modern sushi is indeed from Japan but sushi itself came from Yunnan around 4th century BCE and only made its way to Japan in 8th century CE. Same goes for Ramen which is borrowed from China's lāmiàn (拉麵)
Regarding queuing, it is simply a matter of more or less people. In Europe, we also have that if there are fewer people everyone still queues consciously, and then if there are more people then there is no queue, they are all stuck there. 有关排队，这根本就是人多人少的问题。在欧洲，我们也有如果人少点大家还是自觉排队，然后人再多一些那就没有队伍了，都堵在那里。。。
In October 2018, my ex-girlfriend and I went to South Africa for a week. We saw cute whales, spectacular Table Mountain, beautiful coastal roads with many cyclists, and the windy Cape of Good Hope. The security made us a little nervous, but everything else was perfect. It's a very interesting journey
Thanks for the video. One thing that needs to be clarified is that Ramen is also originated from China. The word "Ramen" is written as 拉麺(CHT), even the pronunciation is barely changed. "拉" means to stretch and "麺" means wheat noodles. I believe when you are walking in China, you can always see shops like "兰州拉面", "河南拉面"or"中华牛肉面", where they sell real stretched wheat noodles.
Hello very good good things must steal for goodness of ones country development n happy for peoples live n work.Your video.of steal,it means that every country must learn or exchange its cultuer.I like your video of that we must learn or accept China good idea of developing its Country.Your video of telling world peopl
Lizzy, 15% of the Chinese citizens having a passport is equivalent to 210 millions chinese people with a travel need or urge. That's more than 350% of SA's 60 millions people!!
America Destroys through Endless Wars whilst… China Builds through Peace & Coexistence… a Country that had never Invaded another country. On the Right Wall of the Forbidden City is Written in Mandarin “Long Live the Unity of People of the World”
Happy new year, Ms. Lizzy! Nice video! Could the addictive ingredient in bbq be msg, hahahaaa, just joking! Your mom is so cool! Enjoyed watching her in the other video eating foods, walking through stalls & checking out jewelry!
Totally agree with you. I wish strongly Melbourne AUSTRALIA would lbe same too. Western countries must stop doing feasibility study or present a business case before starting a major project. Drink more warm water!
Point #4 more accurate to say that it is about e-wallet where one will scan the QR Code. (By the way QR Code was invented by in 1994 by a Japan Denso Wave employee named Masahiro Hara.)
Yes, totally agree with you, we should learn from the others the good things, we don't need to get angry because other are better than you, most important is learn to respect others
Bizarre footage, from China, of a man peeing to extinguish the fire he setting on ATM. The CCTV video, shot in Shanghai on May 6, shows a man pouring the kerosene on an ATM and using a lighter to ignite it. While, he also ignites a candle to try to burn the camera. Then, he starts to use a tool to try to open the ATM and take the money out, but failed. Since he finds that the fire becomes larger, he pees on the ATM to extinguish the fire. According to local news, the 19-year-old young man named Li was just fired. He was detained by police and would be filed a civil action by the bank.
Thank you for your share, even though it’s not 100% accurate but the point is that you are enjoying your stay in China. The title “Steal From China” has a negative connotation. Maybe, “Learn From” or “Share Along From China”, sounds more positive & inviting. I had seen your post of this very video but kept on scrolling because of the title on RUclips but today, I wanted to find out what this “Steal From China” was really about. Please try you best to research a bit more factual information prior to posting your content. I’m Chinese, living in America and all that I hear is how bad China is but I know it’s not true. Thank you for allowing me to speak my views on your RUclips’s Content, Lizzy. Happy New Year!👍🙏🙂
I agree with your hot-pot idea! I have eaten out of ho-pot in New Orleans and just loved it; I used to go there once a week, but since I moved to Canada, it is a distant memory. Back there, 4 of us used to share the hotpot it was nice.
I'm not going to argue with you. You said Sushi is from Japan. That is OK. But you know what Ramen means? Ramen means pull dough into noodle. Japanese does not pull their dough. They only put alkali into dough and shape the dough into noodles. Only Chinese really do pull-noodle. To find the truth is a little sophisticated. Japanese accepted Chinese culture can be traced Qin Dynasty. So you can see Japanese use chopsticks every where. And they keep writing with brush-pen sometimes.
Technically China has “stolen” KTV. KTV-Karaoke Television is variation of Karaoke. It has moved from singing in front of a crowd to a private room or booth that also serves food and drinks, thus lot more palatable to reserved Chinese personality. Karaoke was invented by Daisuke Inoue in 1971, a Japanese musician who didn’t patent it and never got rich from it. So it is free for all to “steal” it. The evolved KTV in China is indeed a version ready to be stolen by other countries outside East Asia.
Also, actual democracy, which China has far more than the West (fact). Also, no foreign wars, no imperialism, no racism (it exists, but nowhere near like Western white supremacy). More reforestation. More rapid installation of renewable energy. So, you missed all the really important things. China could do with FAR more vegetarianism, as the consumption of meat is destroying nature and is unconscionably cruel.
Sushi and Ramen noodle is famous in Japan, but they are actually originally from China.
拉麵的確是源自中國，不過壽司真的是日本人原創的。中國雖有生魚片、米飯、醋，但是把它們拼湊到一起並吃掉，是日本人的主意
Sushi Is not.
@@user-ot7wo2mt2k 不太清楚，不过刺身在中国有很久历史
I never knew that, thank you I've just learned something new👍
@@user-ot7wo2mt2k 鱼生…
Other countries won't be able to running affordable public transport like China, cuz their transport is running by private company, profit always their first priority.
因为这才是真正的民主，以民为主😂
@@Sharer01sorry expert of humanity. Another know it all.
No, its because they all have cars. They don't want to level downward back to public transportation.
@@topsuperseven7910LMAO "They don't want to level down"??? You must be kidding me. Or maybe you just not realise how good the chinese public transport is.
@@topsuperseven7910 they all have cars? Is this JOKE of the day? 😂😂😂
What about leaders in China that are mostly from scientific backgrounds as opposed to lawyers in the west.
Yes I agree with you the world should copy not steal the good things China does in their homeland. China would be glad to help other countries to improve their nation's living standards. All they need to do is join BRI to begin the journey of a brighter future for your country.
The title is catchy. But it’s definitely not “steal” when the ideas are in broad daylight for you to see. You can “get inspired” by these and create your own.
It is a "play on word" making sarcasm...
One of the reason why China has fewer percentage of passport holders is that China is a continent like country that has got all sorts of climates and there are countless tourist attractions that people can enjoy traveling within the country instead of having to go abroad to find attractions.
oh come on! I love it that Lizzy is enjoying her life in China and talking good things about it, but the single biggest reason for only 15 percent of people have visa, is that China still have a large population that can't afford traveling abroad!
@@gongchen7921 其实怎么说呢，很多人无法负担出国旅游的花费也是一种情况，不过更多的是我们太大了，有冰雪，有沙漠，有峡谷，有原始森林，还有海洋，几乎世界上你能想到的旅游资源我们都有，从东到西。中国都看不完了哪里有那么多的时间去国外呢？还有一个就是中国人在意人身安全，就像像视频博主说的那样她在其他国家要带钱包，我在国内基本上现金很少用了，
@JackJack-vi9uk agree. Only 43% Americans and 5% Russian have passports.
@@JackJack-vi9uk 有钱有闲能在中国四处旅游的人，也基本上可以负担出国旅游，这两批人还是有不少重叠的。但是没钱没闲，完全不旅游的，也是很大一部分人。我刚刚查的中国社会保障学会2023年12月27日的文章，“有近43%人口的月收入在1090元以下，有近69%的人口月收入在2000元以下，有约84%的人口月收入在3000元以下，月收入在5000元以下的人口比例更是高达95%左右。”。月收入在3000元以上，可能差不多可以旅游了。
@@JackJack-vi9ukMany people cannot travel abroad? Where you got this info from? In 2019, 155 million Chinese travelled overseas.
Hello Lizzy! I really enjoy your channel and how you provide a fair assessment of China. However, I feel like you missed one point: the social environment in China that makes women feel safe. Ensuring women's safety not only demonstrates respect for them, but also reflects a higher level of societal civilization. It's just that people from Western civilizations are not accustomed to acknowledging this fact.
Holy Moly _ Liz . . Watch UR videos regularly , THIS IZZZZ BY FAR _ THE MOST FUN VIDEO to date . .I think so _ Pls keep ' em coming ! !
对，安全的社会环境，是一切的基础。
The convenience in China is out of this world!
Also the respect that people have for public property, teachers, civil servants, etc is something else that I would love to see in Australia
Yeah man. Obeying authoritarian tyrants is what life is all about, man.
Many things already stolen from China. Yes this include sushi and tea. "Japan has long had the custom of eating fish raw, the idea of serving it as a beautifully arranged dish is thought to have come from China, probably around the Kamakura period (1185-1333). In the mid-1800s, the British stole Camellia sinensis saplings from China and brought them to India, planting the saplings first in the northern Indian town of Saharanpur, near Kumaon (where much of our single-origin tea flourishes)." China actually was quite advance in many science and things for thousand of years. Just because it has a bad century under the western colonialism, that doesn't mean they are not capable of inventions. At least China never used invading other countries as part of its economic development plan.
They invaded tibet and failed to invade north Vietnam so what are you on about?
@@harimakenji7608 Do not casually comment on matters you are unfamiliar with, as this might disgust those who truly understand these issues.
@harimakenji7608 , Tibet was under the rule of China in the Ching Dynasty. It is not a clear black and white answer. The same cannot be said of Europeans.
@user-ph6li9qy5u lol and you don't sound that knowledgeable to think china never invaded other regions for gains
@PranicEnergy and they were independent for 40 years until got invaded again
Ramen in Japan has its origins in China. It was the Instant Ramen that was invented by Japan. In China, it is known as La Mian (translated to Pulled Noodles)
Fun fact:
Ramen is also Chinese, but to them, the name Ramen is technically a method of making wheat noodles, rather than the name of the dish; though they also served the noodles with broth and other condiments with ramen, they don't call it ramen, they either call it soup or noodle soup(depends on where it originated).
Japan likely adopted/discovered the noodle making method and used the name Ramen to signify the dish cause they did it differently.
"Ramen" is the name of a Japanese company. It's a 'Brand Name' and the reason why dried noodles are dubbed 'Ramen' is because Ramen is who invented this kind of dried-noodle that can be instantly rehydrated.
Chinese did not. Chinese did not teach the Japanese how to make food nor were Chinese some benevolent 'god beings' who adopted the little orphaned dogs in Japan and teach them how to become people.
Anyway, in 1971, when Chinese were dying from starvation and malnutrition, Japan's Ramen (a brand name) invented this kind of noodle and 1000 other things the Chinese didn't invent or innovate but have today.
@@topsuperseven7910 Ramen is an Chinese word, Ramen is Chinese cuisine even in Japan
About a hundred years ago pre ww2. japanese visited China. Like lamien (ramen) very much. There a chef that understudied lanien making & brought it back to Japan. It was a hit..over the years, japanese localised it to various styles. @@topsuperseven7910 So, lamien(Ramen) was already stolen by japan. even lizzy thought ramen is from Japan.
@@frankfleming1103 Nope, its a Japanese Brand name. All Fast noodles in China are a Japanese invention.
@@topsuperseven7910 Japanese Brand????? Fast noodles was invented by an Taiwanese called Momofuku Ando, his company is called Nissin, what are you saying with so many nonesense word????
Having hot water or tea when having a meal. Really good for digestion...
As a Chinese, let me tell you the real truth. The key to everything is political system; it's socialist system. All the good things that you like about China are built for poor people, for example, the cheap public transport, and regardless of income high speed train to the remote areas. These things need to be led by the government, rather than profit-minded company. It's socialist system.
应该是有中国共产党
That's why democracy is very useless is not for humanity is only for the leading class and profits makers
all is political system? ridiculous. I am Chinese, too. I dont agree with you. a lot of things have nothing connection with political system. last century, these things were all in western countries. it is things change as time goes. Last century China dont like it is now. The truth is that China wont be like it is now in the future.
Ramen, came from the Chinese 拉麵 ( lā miàn ). I like Japanese Ramen very much, but after I moved to China, I love 重庆小面（Chongqing Noodles）most.
Can't agree more. Chongqing Noodles is a very good thing to start a day, better than a coffee for me.
China’s affordable and efficient public transport is definitely the envy of the world. The cleanliness in China is down to its civic education in schools. Pupils are taught that to enjoy civil rights AND bear civil responsibilities such as respecting public properties and the laws etc
because the government is getting poor, that's why they need money so they sell everything to private companies.
don't forget to take a look at Chinese GDP
Exchange of ideas between people or nations are good for peace and progress！😍
No it’s not it’s more if the same bull crap of the be like us because it worked for us so it will work for u too every country just about have different climates and are located in different regions and areas on this earth no country cannot fully do what another country does and be as successful or more at it than them 🤔🤣that’s dumb and in 2024 u need to wake your ass up in this.
You must be some dum down South Asian or SE Asian these days
Too much time in the hot sun doing manual labor
Here is some copy and paste for you
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Wake-Up Call': China Leads in 37 Out of 44 Critical Technology Sectors, Says Report
The Australian Strategic Policy Institute has pointed out that only seven of the 44 technologies analysed by its report are currently led by a democratic country, 'and that country in all instances is the US.'
TheWire
China exchanged ideas with USA, and then USA continues to approach China's border with fighters, sell weapons to Taiwan, throttle China's development in hi-tech. What's the good?
That doesn't do anything to American politician, only thing they think is making American the first, doesn't matter in what ways 😢
@@TH-dr1kg The United States puts its country first, but they don't care much about the people. That's the difference.
I agree with Lizzy about vegie in the video. The Chinese food people eat at home usually have more vegie than meat. For example, a stir fry has perhaps 75% vegie and 25% meat (sliced into small pieces) so it is healthy. A big piece of steak with a bit of vegie on the side togerther with potato (mashed or chips) is too much for most Chinese.
I would like to add that meat eaters’ body odour is quite…….. er, strong than veggie eaters. I mean, not so pleasant odour.
You are 100% right, I have been drinking warm water last 15 years n it works.
No.11 China has a vast of territory and abundant natural resources! It has everything like beautiful rivers and mountains! The Chinese people can just enjoy the most beautiful and best scenery in the world without being abroad…they're just simply happy and lucky!!! ❤❤❤️👍👍👍
Great video Lizzy. Raman is Chinese Lamian that Japanese adopt last century. Thats why, in Japan alot of raman shops are called China/Chinese raman noodle shop.
The list could be longer: security, online shopping, online payment, express delivery, freedom, opportunity...
I love your 3rd item - hot pot. My wife loves it too especially when we have guests. The reason is everyone shares the cooking instead of she doing it all by herself (hehe). I would further enhance this feature - the guests will wash their own vegies as well (hehe). Having said that I do agree hot pot has the advantage of everyone cooking the food to their liking, well done, medium rare ...
The last thing is cumin seeds, a kind of spice used for barbecue in China. It was originally used on lamb kebabs in Xinjiang, and become popular all over China.
Everything is available in China, so people in China need not travel overseas. Just like what tou said, students who want to extend their knowledge get passport to go oversea as the other countries require their passports.
When it comes to stealing from China, nothing comes close to what the past queen of England said about silk worm farming and tea tree planting. That they were “shared” over.
Fark pom pirate land!!!!
Queen of England: Talk about steal. Our museum have a lot.... 😅
@@arossaos344 ...museums...
@@dragonlung6304 😲
Thank you Lizzie for your insight. Have a wonderful life in China. Happy Chinese New Year!
The main reason why Chinese people think hot water is good for you is because they think it helps you regulate your body's temperature. When people are sick, their bodies need to produce more heat to fight off diseases and viruses. Traditional belief is that when people are sick, their bodies become cold due to a lack of heat. When your body needs more energy to produce heat, hot water helps the body by reducing the body's load to create energy. The idea is no different than having chicken soup when you have a cold. As for long-term health benefits, the best way to illustrate it is to think of a person's body as a car engine. By reducing engine usage, its helps the engine last much longer than an engine being abused. Chinese medicine is about maintenance rather than relieving. They focus on long-term benefits and rarely short-term relief.
其实是在以前中国人认为喝生水很容易生病，把水煮沸能杀死大部分病菌，渐渐的中国人就养成了喝热水的习惯。实际上喝热水的确有用，比如感冒的时候和热水会让你变得好受
在中国，似乎带有“公”字的服务、设施、场所都还不错，比如公共交通（公交车、地铁），公用事业（水、电、燃气），公园，公立医院，公立学校等等
不带公的很多也很好啊 像蔬果肉乳蛋等基本食材都是私的 但得益于“公” 价格绝大部分都很公道且普罗大众能消费得起 疫情以来欧美普遍通胀严重 蔬果肉乳蛋除非本地产能过剩不然都涨了个遍
除了公知！😂😂
公公😂
Ramen is a transliteration of Japanese Kanji 拉面, La mian is the Chinese pronounciation of 拉面, they use the same characters. You know kanji borrows tons of Chinese characters, as well as the meanings. They are literally the same thing, pulled noodles. But to differ the Japanese one from the Chinese one, you guys use Ramen a lot, but Chinese one you just call it Chinese noodles. We Chinese don't blame that, cause we involve into the western system late and also we have various noodle types, so La mian only cannot represent our noodle family. Peace.
I think Japanese people use katakana to express noodles (ラーメン), not kanji.
Ramen actually sounds Lamen from Japanese pronunciation. Japanese doesn't differ R from L, they are same for Japanese.
We Learn From Each Other.
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Perhaps the BBQ spice you mentioned is Cumin. In Xinjiang, cumin and salt is sprinkled onto the meat, typically mutton when roasting since they don't season their meat.
They tenderise the meat with crushed onions and an egg.
In English the spice you mentioned is called “cumin”. You can find in most American supermarkets.
Actually Ramen , in Chinese it's called La Mian (拉面) , originated from China. But Sushi is the Japanese idea. Cheers from S'pore🍻🇸🇬
Sushi is definitely not an "invention" from Japan. It existed in EVERY culture before they learned how to cook with fire.
Japanese n Korean,really *STEAL* lots of things and ideas from China, since ancient times till NOW, in many field, like cal true,food, words, medication, costume dress, music instrument, festivals, ...etc. 😊
In fact, sushi and sashimi also originated from China
Some countries just isn’t capable due to infrastructure, culture and money. The attitude of some westerners just wouldn’t want to believe the standards of living may be better than their own country.
But it’s not better . That’s a fact. Of course in westernised international huns like Shanghai it can be just as good or better but way off overall.
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Of course it is. I’m not saying everything, but most things. And I’m comparing with the UK and USA where I’ve actually lived in.
@@OhFookinELL No, by far most things in Mainland China are a lower quality, lower standard. The US and UK are entire levels above. as already noted, you can find a showcase area in 1st tier Chinese cities (somewhere in Shanghai or a new place in Shenzhen) yes it seems great but the overall is far lower than the UK or US
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Im not even comparing Chinas top tier cities. Even those are better standards than say, London, Manchester, LA, New York. If you’re comparing rural areas, the standard of living is still better due to lower inflation and costs of living compared to the west. It’s not all perfect I agree. No country is perfect but some westerners really need to set foot in China and see for themselves, and I’ve seen both sides.
@@OhFookinELL Nope, to put it this way, per person Chinese have just 1/6th the wealth to live on.
Every standard is lower in China from the crappy infrastructure, lower quality products, the much much lower quality of medical care, the lower quality of food safety (China barely even has such a thing) the hygiene, the pollution, there is barely a thing that isn't a significantly lower quality of living in PRC China relative to the USA and UK.
You haven't been to those countries or you're a liar, its that simple.
Yup, I live in Tokyo and the bullet train price is ridiculous. It's cheaper to fly to Osaka from Tokyo by LCC.
China's public transportation is 10 times better than Japan.
Liked your content . Agreed with all your observations. Liked from Singapore 🇸🇬. Subscribed.
Thank you so Litzy to help to introduce China to the world. A lot people think China doesn’t have democracy. I actually think we enjoy our freedom in China. Meanwhile, we are so secure living in China. No matter which city which area no matter how late , you don’t need to worry about your security.
True, main difference is that China made sure utilities are affordable to the wage earners. A wage that will be able to afford you a dwelling, food, utilities, and health service. And hard on drugs is making everyone sane.
electricity is not affordable, its FREE!
I love your channel, and the reason why I'm here is to learn English from you.(Love from south‘s China's Guangdong province)
1 公共交通，其他国家学不了。即使中国城市人口集中，公共交通依然是亏钱的，地方政府要给企业补贴。当然（补贴之后）公共交通给经济带来好处很多，地方政府才这样做。人口分散的国家行不通。
2 公共文明，文化传统问题。其实最大区别是包容，只要不太影响别人的利益，中国人不会太在意那个“奇特的人”。相对西方国家的“政治正确”式所谓文明好很多。就说同性恋问题，中国自古就有，但最多只会在背后批评，换了在西方的古代早就捉去烧死了。而现今西方又要把同性恋“合法化”，只要你表达不支持，都要面临工作被辞退的可能，与“烧死”也差不多。西方其实自古到今都是野蛮的、从未文明过。
6 护照，中国人大多数其实不富裕，多数人不会去国外旅游。与其他国家最大区别是，中国物价不高，中国人的“底层”人民有一份正常工作，生活温饱基本能解决。
7 外卖也是公共交通一样，需要在人口集中的城市。
Vegetables in China and most parts of Asia are grown with low nitrate content, hence, much less bitterish then the veges you find in the West. I can actually buy Bok Choy at Aldi in Ireland, and I just throw them out after one bite.
Try stir-frying Bok Choy with tofu (bean curd).. . adding a half spoon of sugar.. . and you will love it. In fact, tofu goes well, when stir-frying, with most Chinese vegetables.
Ramen is 拉面 Lamian adapted by Japanese
You should bring your mum to old Dali and Lijiang during her visit.
I spent one month in Yunnan. 💯👍
Miss Lizzy, eating more vegetables is good for your skin, glad that you love it. You'll notice the difference as compared to when you seldom eat vegetables in South Africa.
Shushi has its origin in China. Also Ramen, which means pulled noodle.😊
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Yup, it did not surprise me that only 15% of Chinese had passports. 15% of 1.4 billion people is 210 million, and that's more than 3 times the total population of South Africa. A lot of Chinese just emerged from abject poverty and they cannot afford to travel abroad to take a look-around. When the Chinese middle class grows bigger, many more Chinese will travel outside of China to take a look-see. That time will come, in the not too distant future.
😂联合国统计中国每年出去旅游人数一个多亿 可是这一个多亿人又返回中国 他们的统计数据是假的么😂😂
Awesome video! Thank you for sharing with us.
Safety and low crime rate as well
15% of 1.4billions, that translate to 150+ millions far bigger than many countries population in this world. 😂😂😂
21+millions
Denmark is definitely catching up with the mobile phone payment in the past couple years, lovely mobilepay
因為中國可以免簽的國家很少，簽証費高等待時間長再加上語言障礙所以中國人一般對出國興趣缺缺反正自己國家一輩子都遊不完了。
Lizzy you should find some time to visit Chongqing, the hotpot city. I bet you won't reget it. Make sure to make an episode of it.
Btw, Kunming is not far from Chongqing. 😀
LOL, chinese food No. 1.
BTW, in relation to the secret ingredients, as you mentioned, they may be discovered through Chinese social media apps,
such as Xiao Hong Shu (小红书), Bilibili (哔哩哔哩), and Douyin (抖音) etc. A great number of cooks have shared their own secret ingredients for making delicious food!
The most worthy habit stolen from China is to record history faithfully, sum up the lessons of history, and to judge the good and bad of history without error. Instead of using prejudices and lies to develop theology and religion
Sorry Lizzy, Ramen is originated in China, not Japan.
Cleanliness can be introduced to any country. Just have children grow up in clean surroundings.
What you missed or didn't know yet is many chinese government officials are trained in Singapore , that is why whatever you find in China , they are already here in Singapore , by the way , three quarter of Singaporeans are Chinese
Soon in future, Singapore will be more Yindians. Too many Indians coming to Singapore
@@f2u2DeakWatt you are making a racist comment , I believe no Singaporean welcome you
@@f2u2DeakWatt Singapore has signed too many free trade agreements with India (eg CECA). Recently, a week ago, there was another free trade agreements signed with India to allow more trade and free movements between Tamil and Singapore. Singapore will soon be displaced demographically, socially and culturally by Indians. Help us!! Save the Singaporeans!
Actually China's public transportation systems ( or by and large the grand public infrastructures) can not be replicated in the rest of world. Firstly it's because to achieve that, you need a large amount of money which few has. Secondly, China is a de facto Socialist country, hence its public transportation systems do not have to make a profit to start with. The money to build them come from Chinese people and their main goal is to serve Chinese people, even at "loss" . It is not cheap actually, but is subsidised by the government., which make it appear "cheap" . Just consider it as a kind of social welfare to the citizens. In comparison, Europe by and large and Japan can not do it, not in such a grand scale, let alone others.
Japan's Lamian Noodles, sushi, sashimi and other foods all come from China. The current or former names of these foods in Japan are the same as those in China. These foods have been recorded in Chinese historical data long ago.
This episode is really fun!
Actually, modern sushi is indeed from Japan but sushi itself came from Yunnan around 4th century BCE and only made its way to Japan in 8th century CE. Same goes for Ramen which is borrowed from China's lāmiàn (拉麵)
Regarding queuing, it is simply a matter of more or less people. In Europe, we also have that if there are fewer people everyone still queues consciously, and then if there are more people then there is no queue, they are all stuck there. 有关排队，这根本就是人多人少的问题。在欧洲，我们也有如果人少点大家还是自觉排队，然后人再多一些那就没有队伍了，都堵在那里。。。
In October 2018, my ex-girlfriend and I went to South Africa for a week. We saw cute whales, spectacular Table Mountain, beautiful coastal roads with many cyclists, and the windy Cape of Good Hope. The security made us a little nervous, but everything else was perfect. It's a very interesting journey
😎Your mom reminds me of my mom, both with short hair and glasses, cool mom
Great work! Cheers from Singapore 🇸🇬
Thank you for your sharing🙏
Thanks for the video. One thing that needs to be clarified is that Ramen is also originated from China. The word "Ramen" is written as 拉麺(CHT), even the pronunciation is barely changed. "拉" means to stretch and "麺" means wheat noodles. I believe when you are walking in China, you can always see shops like "兰州拉面", "河南拉面"or"中华牛肉面", where they sell real stretched wheat noodles.
河北美食: 安徽牛肉板面
Only 1 idea, I want to find a girl like lizzy because she good in study both culture,food and improve life quality.
Hello very good good things must steal for goodness of ones country development n happy for peoples live n work.Your video.of steal,it means that every country must learn or exchange its cultuer.I like your video of that we must learn or accept China good idea of developing its Country.Your video of telling world peopl
Lizzy, 15% of the Chinese citizens having a passport is equivalent to 210 millions chinese people with a travel need or urge. That's more than 350% of SA's 60 millions people!!
1. Family system.
真了解中國的人會愛上中國所有❤
China is a world, not a country. Therefore, we don't need to go to other places at all.
这是很不错的讲述思考结果的方式
另外，护照情况需要辩证去看，除了我们自己国内的美好外，这也是时代发展所致，以后会越来越多人办理护照，但不是必需品。
Capitalism VS Socialism. One is all about private profitability, other is all about maximum service out of patriotism.
America say socialism is evil
America Destroys through Endless Wars whilst…
China Builds through Peace & Coexistence… a Country that had never Invaded another country.
On the Right Wall of the Forbidden City is Written in Mandarin
“Long Live the Unity of People of the World”
15% of Chinese hold a passport, guess what, that's about 100 million people! HAHAHAH
😅😅😅👍
1‘400’000‘000*0.15=100 million？Was your math taught by your physical education teacher?
Happy new year, Ms. Lizzy! Nice video! Could the addictive ingredient in bbq be msg, hahahaaa, just joking! Your mom is so cool! Enjoyed watching her in the other video eating foods, walking through stalls & checking out jewelry!
Totally agree with you. I wish strongly Melbourne AUSTRALIA would lbe same too. Western countries must stop doing feasibility study or present a business case before starting a major project. Drink more warm water!
Lots of them are about food, 😅 now we know what Lizzy is about 😂
Love watching your videos Lizzy! You may want to wear sunglasses to protect your eyes.
护照这个事比较复杂，这涉及到1旅行团问题2交流问题3假期问题4签证问题5汇率问题6兴趣问题7消费观问题
总得来说，中国人有十三亿，40岁以上的人确实非常大比例没护照，也对出过旅游没兴趣。所以比例低很正常。
I love ramen but let’s say there’s so much many more noodle variety dishes in China than just ramen ❤
Point #4 more accurate to say that it is about e-wallet where one will scan the QR Code. (By the way QR Code was invented by in 1994 by a Japan Denso Wave employee named Masahiro Hara.)
Thanks for sharing and surfacing the truth. 👏👍
Yes, totally agree with you, we should learn from the others the good things, we don't need to get angry because other are better than you, most important is learn to respect others
Foreigners who have been to China know that foreigners are treated as VIPs in China.
You are absolutely right; it should not be like in the UK or Japan, where Chinese cultural relics are taken away and displayed in their museums.
Lizzie, come to Singapore, you’ll find everything you want, almost everyone I know in Singapore holds a passport 😂😂😂
in some country U cant finish a Marathon without a passport
Can i take one day to walk from one side to the other side in singpore
In Hong Kong, people like to drink iced drinks even in Winter. However, Hong Kong people are the longest average life in the world.
Due to the high housing prices in Hong Kong, the mortgage is not fully paid so cannot die yet
Bizarre footage, from China, of a man peeing to extinguish the fire he setting on ATM.
The CCTV video, shot in Shanghai on May 6, shows a man pouring the kerosene on an ATM and using a lighter to ignite it. While, he also ignites a candle to try to burn the camera.
Then, he starts to use a tool to try to open the ATM and take the money out, but failed.
Since he finds that the fire becomes larger, he pees on the ATM to extinguish the fire.
According to local news, the 19-year-old young man named Li was just fired.
He was detained by police and would be filed a civil action by the bank.
Thank you for your share, even though it’s not 100% accurate but the point is that you are enjoying your stay in China. The title “Steal From China” has a negative connotation. Maybe, “Learn From” or “Share Along From China”, sounds more positive & inviting. I had seen your post of this very video but kept on scrolling because of the title on RUclips but today, I wanted to find out what this “Steal From China” was really about. Please try you best to research a bit more factual information prior to posting your content. I’m Chinese, living in America and all that I hear is how bad China is but I know it’s not true. Thank you for allowing me to speak my views on your RUclips’s Content, Lizzy. Happy New Year!👍🙏🙂
I agree with your hot-pot idea! I have eaten out of ho-pot in New Orleans and just loved it; I used to go there once a week, but since I moved to Canada, it is a distant memory. Back there, 4 of us used to share the hotpot it was nice.
I'm not going to argue with you. You said Sushi is from Japan. That is OK.
But you know what Ramen means? Ramen means pull dough into noodle.
Japanese does not pull their dough. They only put alkali into dough and shape the dough into noodles.
Only Chinese really do pull-noodle.
To find the truth is a little sophisticated.
Japanese accepted Chinese culture can be traced Qin Dynasty.
So you can see Japanese use chopsticks every where.
And they keep writing with brush-pen sometimes.
Japanese are really just another Chinese clean who left China long time ago. Koreans are similarly really just another part of China
Funny video and informative 👍👍👍
Technically China has “stolen” KTV. KTV-Karaoke Television is variation of Karaoke. It has moved from singing in front of a crowd to a private room or booth that also serves food and drinks, thus lot more palatable to reserved Chinese personality. Karaoke was invented by Daisuke Inoue in 1971, a Japanese musician who didn’t patent it and never got rich from it. So it is free for all to “steal” it. The evolved KTV in China is indeed a version ready to be stolen by other countries outside East Asia.
In America get a room, its mean they are planning some fun activities.😂😂😂
Also, actual democracy, which China has far more than the West (fact). Also, no foreign wars, no imperialism, no racism (it exists, but nowhere near like Western white supremacy). More reforestation. More rapid installation of renewable energy. So, you missed all the really important things. China could do with FAR more vegetarianism, as the consumption of meat is destroying nature and is unconscionably cruel.
客气 客气，都是互相交流，很多东西也不是中国发明的，却是在中国被发扬光大的。
Wow, Lizzy, very courageous N bold of u. So openly to suggested that idea.😂😂
high speed train 900 B in debt.. and cost of living very different in Japan and China...
I think 'warn water' to be exact. Cold water help digestion and bowel moving better!
South Korea: Any more? I can still steal！(recently busy with Harbin ice and snow project)